Value achievements!

Legend has it that the master asked the sad young man to put salt in a glass of water and drink it. “What does it taste like?” he asked the boy. “Bad,” said the young man. The man then took him to a lake, asked him to throw another handful of salt there and, again, drink a sip of that water: “What does it taste like now?”, he asked. “Good!” said the young man. The master added: “The pain in a person’s life does not change. But the taste of pain depends on where we put it. When you are sad or suffering, put aside the whining and follow with hope. Value what you have more than what you lost. In other words, stop being a glass and become a lake!”

That’s it! If something doesn’t go well, aim for your victories. Just look for lucidity in misfortunes so you don’t make the same slips again. When we value each achievement, we send the message to the mind that we are capable of turning any mistake into success. Think about it.